Oldschool sh*t -- The thread

Fez Hammersticks · Jun 29, 2012

In a few months the Karate Kid (Ralph Macchio) will be 51 years old.

51 fucking years old!

Sinobas · Jun 29, 2012

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MARIS61 · Jul 21, 2012

Most of what you guys call old school is stuff my kids had.

Fez Hammersticks · Jul 21, 2012

Lindsay Weir (Freaks and Geeks) is pushing 40!

ABM · Jul 21, 2012

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BoBoBREWSKI · Aug 10, 2012

Racko! I still play that game!

BoBoBREWSKI · Aug 10, 2012

MARIS61 · Aug 11, 2012

Building tree forts and underground hideouts, playing army, fruit fights, rope swings, trick or treating neighborhoods without parents involved, paper routes, mowing the neighbor's yard for candy money, playing marbles, hopping freight trains, spitwads, calling out bullies, Saturday serials at the movie theater, trading baseball cards, building crystal radios and soapbox cars, ant farms and sea monkeys, kazoos and spoons and jews harps, building models, train sets and road race cars.

DaLincolnJones · Aug 11, 2012

Damn you Maris, you posted something that I enjoyed. The only things you left out where real fireworks, black cats, m80s, foot tall GI Joes, Slot cars of the full scale in payless basement, corner bars and lumber mills

jlprk · Aug 11, 2012

The best Christmas present you could get in 1963. You couldn't watch a cartoon without seeing the giant advertising campaign. It was expensive, like $9. It came with little plastic sheets called blanks. You put one on one side, and whatever you wanted to mold on the other. You plugged it in, turned on the heat, and clamped them together. You heard plastic hissing and melting. You opened it after a few seconds and pulled out your plastic mold of the object. Here's the box, the machine, and the results.